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==Guide== | |||
* [http://freemind.sourceforge.net/docs/compile/windows/Quick%20guide%20to%20compiling%20Freemind%20on%20an%20XP%20system.html Quick guide to compiling Freemind on an XP system using Eclipse]. | |||
==Another way== | |||
Here's what I did to get things working on Eclipse 3.3 with Windows XP: | Here's what I did to get things working on Eclipse 3.3 with Windows XP: | ||
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# change directory to the one where <code>built.xml</code> file resides — the build file for Ant, similar to make files for the C language | # change directory to the one where <code>built.xml</code> file resides — the build file for Ant, similar to make files for the C language | ||
# type <code>ant</code> in the command shell | # type <code>ant</code> in the command shell | ||
==See also== | |||
* [[Eclipse]] | |||
[[Category:Development]] | [[Category:Development]] |
Revision as of 07:18, 24 February 2008
Guide
Another way
Here's what I did to get things working on Eclipse 3.3 with Windows XP:
- download the source code for whichever version you're interested in (I myself downloaded freemind-src-0.9.0_Beta_13_icon_butterfly.tar.gz )
- Create a new Java Project in Eclipse
- Extract the archive you downloaded
- Open the freemind directory in Windows (it should contain .classpath, .project, build.xml, and a whole bunch of other files and folders)
- Select all of the files and drag them onto your newly created project, in the Eclipse Package Explorer
- Select yes when it asks you if you want to overwrite
- That should do it.
A simple way for a developer of compiling FreeMind is perhaps the following.
- install Java SDK — standard development kit
- install Ant — a tool for building code using complicated make files)
- download FreeMind's source code as published in the Files section
- unpack the source code package with the extension
tar.gz
- change directory to the one where
built.xml
file resides — the build file for Ant, similar to make files for the C language - type
ant
in the command shell